Films
Through a series of documentary films, video interviews and recorded talks, Exposing the Invisible captures different techniques, tools and most importantly the mindset and motivation of those working at the new frontiers of investigation.
Films
From My Point of View
The second episode in the series, 'From My Point of View', rather thanlooking at professional invest...
The second episode in the series, 'From My Point of View', rather thanlooking at professional investigative journalists, profiles three'investigators-in-the-making' investigating issues ranging from weaponsupply routes in Syria's 'YouTube conflict, urban land grabbing inpost-conflict Beirut and how DIY aerial mapping can expose and challengepower relations in Jerusalem.
Our Currency is Information
Our currency is Information is the first episode of the documentary film series Exposing the Invisib...
Our currency is Information is the first episode of the documentary film series Exposing the Invisible by Tactical Tech. In this episode, you will learn about methods for investigating corruption and organised crime. You will meet Paul Radu from the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project, one of the most inspiring investigative reporters from Romania.
Unseen War
Exploring the physical, moral and political invisibility of US drone warfare in Pakistan.
Exploring the physical, moral and political invisibility of US drone warfare in Pakistan.
Sketches
!Mediengruppe Bitnik, Losing Control
Carmen Weisskopf and Domagoj Smoljo are contemporary artists that make up !Mediengruppe Bitnik, an ...
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M.C. McGrath: Hiding in the open
M.C. McGrath is a hacker and an activist based in Berlin, Germany and is the creator of Transparency...
Ingrid Burrington: Tactical cartography
Ingrid Burrington talks here about growth of Occupy movement, why she got involved, how we look at m...
Jesus Robles Maloof: The power of conviction
Jesus Robles Maloof is a human rights defender in Mexico. He talks to us about the conviction needed...
Niccolo: Retro-engineering conflict
Niccolo Figa-Talamanca is the Secretary General of No Peace Without Justice, and works specifically ...
Smari McCarthy: Making data speak
Smari has many hats. His default one is as Director of the International Modern Media Institute, but...
Rahul Bhargava - How Stories Move
As well as being a research specialist at the MIT Center for Civic Media, Rahul does a lot of facili...
Lydia Medland: From freedom of information to genuine accountability
Lydia has worked with Spain-based Access Info for several years, working to promote a stronger right...
Brett Scott: Economic explorer
Brett explored the inner workings of the financial sector from the trading room floor, before leavin...
The Syrian Archive
The Syrian Archive is a Syrian initiative that strives to promote sustainable peace and respect for ...
Mari Bastashevski: Facing secrecy
Mari Bastashevski's work deliberately blurs the line between art, research, writing and investigatio...
James Bridle: Plane talking
Interviewing writer, artist and technologist, James Bridle about his work.
Framing Citizen Investigations
How does one start to become an investigator? Where is the
borderline between being interested and t...
Collaborative Investigation
Collaboration can save your life, or uncover a great deal
Networking
The importance of networking across borders, topics and views
Investigation is Perseverance
Investigations require lots of new ways to approach questions,
information, people...
Crowdsourcing and Collaboration
Sometimes it takes a crowd to get to the core of issues.
Data in Investigations
Data can tell stories, if we learn to “listen”
Safety
Risk is inherited
Organisations and Initiatives
Organisations and institutions that conduct and support investigations